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BUSY ABO AIMS FOR TOP MARKS

Eisa combines pro deal with studies

By John Lyons

ROAR TALENT: Shrewsbury’s Abo Eisa celebrates scoring against Bury and, inset, brother Mo enjoys netting for Cheltenham
PICTURE: AMA Photos

TO SAY there’s a lot going on in Abo Eisa’s life right now is an understatement – but he’s loving every minute of it.
The 22-year-old winger fulfilled a dream when he became a professional footballer in January. He joined Shrewsbury from National League South club Wealdstone to follow in the footsteps of older brother Mo, who joined Cheltenham from Greenwich Borough last ...

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